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Artificial Intelligence: Promise and Peril
During the HPA Tech Retreat eXtra (TR-X) last month, Phil Lelyveld, program lead for the AR/VR Initiative at the Entertainment Technology Center @...
Interactive Holocaust Education
Continued coverage of the New Dimensions in Testimony project. Read the full article in Times of Israel.
Army’s Institute for Creative Technologies Advances Research to Reality
Soldiers, Airmen, Marines and Sailors have benefited from the research created by the U.S. Army Research Laboratory and its academic partner, the...
Scientists Launch Global Effort to Find the Next Diabetes Drug
USC researchers issue a call to scientists to help them create the first comprehensive model of a cell that is central to diabetes, the pancreatic...
Israeli Tech Helps Detect Depression in People
University of Southern California Institute for Creative Technologies researchers, as a part of their pioneering efforts within DARPA’s Detection...
This Emotionally Intelligent Device Is Helping Kids with Autism Form Bonds
An in-depth look at technology helping children with autism, citing ICT virtual human research as early sources of AI use for mental health...
Plenty of New Health Care Technology, but Will Doctors Use It?
The Internet, electronic health records and artificial intelligence can help doctors make the correct diagnosis and make better decisions. And that...
Fear of Public Speaking Could Be Solved With Virtual Audience
Public speaking can heighten anyone’s anxiety. Cicero, a program named after the famed Roman orator, aims to help people overcome that fear — with...
How the USC Institute for Creative Technologies is Using VR to Treat PTSD
Skip Rizzo, the center's director for medical virtual reality, spoke with TechRepublic's Teena Maddox at SXSW about VR's potential to help those...